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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NorA Rieer, Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-In Brazil growths the movement was rather
while firmly he'd prices were not changed
from tho basis OF 10 for fair Rio spot inyoice ne sae
100 above basis LOGO bags SANTOS ~
IA ami 1000 bags lat Tic aoat The mlder styies
firm Sales 2S3 bags Marlcabo at IL ?c Inc option
market active and firm Reports we're circulated cda
ing that the Rio crop estimates had been reduced 70
bags and first prices showed an advance OF O9
At the close the figures represented net Oh
% $50 points for the day as follows Jan1ary
l6lo July l5l60lb2o August septnm sSs
1850 December ii. SO a 1890 Sales, 10000 bags
CoTToN-The movement In actual cotton was
changed. Sales 400 oaies 40
last EVENING" which for consumption I n
port receipts today 1859 bales comparing with oo
bales TO- 90 bales TINS uay ,.
total port receipts have been olzo
sS3 100 bales Tor the period last year
Quotations ths American stanuatio cia'su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
rreopEAy FtNANcfAL Markets.

LONDON MAY 4l3oP mcon,ols loS ll1S i Tor o bot
ISgis do -Four Half Per Cent Bonds ll2s Adlahlo
and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees e
l9Io. do Second Mortgage. Canadian facnc DDS :
Erta as. do Second ConsOs 1851 Mexican Ordinaty
eoio. ~ Paul Common 03As New-York Central llo'si
Reading. 229l. ,,- -, ,,.o. por can't Ronto,
1880 D. m.-Paris advices quote Three fer Cent io"''
nj "a rae, as for the account -. c,
!" oo Erie IL. Mexican Ordinary 81 s New.York Cen
trail 1851: Pennsylvania, W HeadinS 3d.
Hnds0n's Bay Company. Z2't 49,, .. ,o.,,nn ~
India Council bills were allottod to-uhy NJ ucci"' "
5.i6d. per rupee ,oz ...o,,o.
paris anyces quote Three per Cent hentcs AT ~
~ centmes aud exchange on Lohaoh al 80
francs "a centmes for checks
EOurs "a "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The movement, was h IaI
trade Prices higher but on some brands saas
126sOo bits including $500 city MN Extra "a SS9
q q Ss w' ~ Sss ss n Bs
latter Tor choices 1000 bills Extra 10 2 s. sSSfS o
s S 5, S sss to .; cn5i ss S Co s
Tnoluds led Eno the sales GSs for EXPORT
= 7osss g soSss 70 GOOD Good to %. ramTy
EVE 3 Is 3: 6cS S' cSoiee Esta
Far az S0 kst, H'Ss SS G%G
sss Clear 75Sst So Ryo MStars 90 % p, aSS
Msisr S @ass Is Cso 81 5f c 3
Inae "a G59 aIeT n new psSSS oa mss o1 81 s
n hrn soUTmRRS FLoUR-TiTmy held but trading
s1 sS &c. sc o SS 10 '" cSoc9
o. q * active oPa MEAoaot and unchanged
Yellow Western quoted at So doss2 IS and Branywne AZ
tendency was again to higher
The dealings we're very brisk delivery stu the
prime pal iavoro Proc. advanced u'y lac on INA, NAV Sn
more OF pressure sell and the hn rates show reaction
up &C. per base with fairly active iIne reRorttS in
good or export shippers 40 oo S1.s future
2GsGOO bushels spot including 10 Milwaukee e., at ~ &c
in elevators No Red % ~ store ana eey S
ned Nav ~ closing at 80 Ac. do June. "a q
o5c closing "a SC; do July % ljl0G2i e. closing AZ
tsmSer % closing at 05c, do October closing at
s siS:ps 49, Al N oSca Do May SS ioCSt
RYF--Dull aud unchangs,l. ..... BARLEf-Qulet ana
stu '. - BARLEY MALT-pul and nominal - .
firm but not quottby lghel Will Ncy
o tho trading exporters sLil holding on inc oP
lions advance u &c. but he speculation did not amount 10
much leaving on steady Saes-t240OO bushels future
IA 900 bushe,spo including Ungraded Mixed at ish
steamer ~ &c. elevator 10 2 49c 10 elevator No
MAY 45d4s &C. closing at 4s. do June - ga fSs &c.
clos ne al As Ac July Sg2aiyasc. closing ~ 4y,si
do ADJUST 6Og05pSc, closing at 5O9c; do septemOet:
6lLc closing at 5l4o..... oArS-Ihe options were ue'
i'm closing nSires snow slight All
vance sympahEng with wheat aud corn Cash grades are
a moderate aggregate, sales-l6O.00O bushels iuture
III 600 bushels spot nculng No. at 3ici 90 White,
a. IN 3gc. No 23iad3lRc. DO. White. 39ii asc.i
Mixed Western 80 d37c White DO IS sei White state
sgalOc: No May, "a &c. closing ~ ~ &c DO June.
3IIa3i. closing at - SCI do July 80 ga - &C. closing
Al FEED Dull and unchanged 80 10. o10VE &c;
60 10 s5c 80 &c.; 100 10. y0c @$l % sharPs l@Sl 20
Rye feed. % soc.
alnar. pry,a n1llx Clrcullr MaY 1 1897. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,vv,poot Mty4-l2:3Dp m.-Cotton dull and prices
cener.v I'm buyers favor. Middling Upllndt liod; 20
t,reans SD Sae,-l0GOO DLlet inclluas lVJo
,or snecuaton and export Receipts 5000 bAle' Including
Futures aact but steady Uplanis Low Midding clause
NAV delivery sJ-0id; do May and Juns detysry 40
iDs y ans An%ast delivery 64564d also 46Gtd do Au
80, mi SrniamIer delivery. 4S64di DO september mn
hciohcr delivery 4l.G4di also i26ii 90 ocIoOcI ~
Gysoer delivery 32J4d; do. November anu Dsco"ooi
delivery L6id: do september delivery no. rcv
flanders for delivery at toays ciearings 4OO baes nc"
doc kets and go old do ,.. H. ,..,,,.i Y 400 bae,
Up m--COtton-ih Inc sho' "a Wv wv ~
Fn,,,res anet but steady Uplands Low Middng ean,
Ia,Iyery 1854 BUYERS do May and June aesH
my Gi.sid buyers June and July delivery ioots
ysne do July August delivery ofn scis To- son
n9nst and September delivery a9otd sellers ~
tamber and October delivery lZ-otd value w
teuoot arenbcT delivery JJ-G4d buyers do Noyengo
and December delivery oi'osu So"0''' ~" '
livery o 5O-Git sellers A. rn,o,d. Low Mddlng
osusa May delivery i1gid value 40 NAY rI ~ SiI
IIssrv ,6Id yaue do June aud July deuso Ia
ysi y do guly and August delivery t5otL SELLERS 40
smnsi and Septenber delivery, as94L 40 DC
ahismber and October delivery 456t solets W.
49, ami November delivery JV4, buyers. u,a,aher
bg and December delivery 3l.Bid buyers no. oep0'0
yxsyoy Nav 4-Cotton hrm MiddlinE iok L1 Nv
N,1icI,nv 1919; Good Ordinary. pa net auu f.oS' ~
sn,s III baIes saes, - bales STOCK l<VoV o'o. and
NORFOLK May ACTION n.m MANN ,6y 5aIes sales
cross receipts 80 balosi exports NoaSs"is'' A"- '
an Nav 4-CottJn firm Middnng ~ 9'r rn.s 1e
,1a,ns nj LID Good Ordinary. DIG net anu
caints fno bales. exports coastwise oo OAio' '
bales s dS S.Ss Nav Icotton steady Middlny iT
low MIddnng 10 Lie Good ordnaIy ~ q ses bsles
ha,as grnss bales exports CoastNiso N''No 1
Lies $50 bales; stock, l35.0J7 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


ptryPAIo NAV 4-Cutue-RoceiDts last "a hours 42o
head total for flr 3Io3 neat Tor same tms
asr week 447l consigned through. 20 cars. OF
which TO New tor sae prices declined oGl0c
Sbc,-Kecelpts last "a 1000 mead Iis ior week
Tim, far 1880 head. Tor same tlnie last week EVoOo
head consigned ~ OF which 10 New forKi
cora for sale the wooded sheep oyer steady
with demand Inferior 10 tar IS oo93 Ioi oooa 70
Thocc al Dos Yearlings 81 1905 80 all offerings taken
Hoos-keceuis "a hours 5000 mead; total Tor tho
week mus tar 80 head Tor time last week 20 ooo
nead through 81 oil which 10 New YORK
~ cars for sale prices declined 5GlOG Light Pigs ~ W
al 10 Mixed Pigs ami Light Workers 80 200 ~. Sc
IS 4Ua5 so Selected Heavy Ends s. 05 20 stays 81 uU
4O market closed continued downward tendency;
cars Common amt Lgnt held over - -..,
tIIIcAgo Nay DrOreTS Journf reDorts:-cdtte-
slow shade lower shppng steers $50 TO 1000 10 - 000
81 "a stockors Feeders So 1oDSi 800 cows Buiis
and Mixed So OOQsl OO bulk 81 16Si 80; Texas cattle
81 3Odff so. a ooo- ..,h.,
vac sIow AMI 30 lower Rough and Mixei $3.50 3d.
packing ami shipping s526Gs5 4o Light $4,000 20.
SSs,pRece,pts 900 nead 1000 head market
xeok ION DC lower. ShOrn $50 10 Wooded S4GSo w.
Texans - 20 as To- Lambs "a 6O06 90. -, .,.
ment, 800 head easier CHOICE Heayy
Nanva steers a GO6$5 00i FAIR TO Coco Shipping
steer SO 80 Butchers steers Fair 10 Choice 70 eo
st "a Feeders good SIS Z06si 10; stockers ia 70
good 81 2OQ3 10 Texans common 10 choco % y"
as,.keoeipts 62OO neal 1900 head market
was mil lover heavy ana Butchers Seieclons
81 3Oas5 40 PACKING 10 good SO 10 $50 20 YORK
ers Medium u Prime 30 O0Gso H. rigs common '"
Snssp-Keceipts QUO shipments 500 head market
nrm Wooled Far to Fancy IS 4OGt 6o Cuppe1 Medium
10 Choice So 20 a. "a 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05

STAINED.

Good Ordinary. ...... IL Low Mitiung.. .....,ca2
tGooi Ordinary 9l5 Mtiiling .............los
Tho market for future deliveries was active and urn
With abroad first prices showed an Az
Of d0 points the old and 500 points on ,ne
continued all day and the narSet coseu
the day OF II poinsi on May AMI June
lC3 July and August points on september anu
5a6 ponts ON the other months sales 139 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05

"a "a Common Extras 50 oossa 20 s grI sssa%sr
Ysiiow IS oac steamer Mixed sSSss & s no
No White Al age No W nIssl,nss Ger Ton sls Oos
sai 30 Buttsr frm-western Extra Sre.me assy~choce
we.sara W Si5o Eastern Extras oee 1900
the day-Flour 1880 bbls ana ,;o o1 hush
IMAM Oats $500 bush shorts o'ooo ous@
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SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
Walker, Private Daily Circular. May 1897 New YORK
cr,i, nm nls,age for Europe May 4, 1887:

Tola bushels bushels Nay s. 2soi0OGO SSsOOoo
Wheat increase $4,000 bushels; decrease. 10000
bushels.
July yi In 10 April 80 1867 1850 iSsiS. have 6een
, c 1866 ssd3s sa aSs5sS 5 is5ts5
EISaT SS ss9si 4Sso S s54OS7S
Tie exports of wnea! and wheat gCgr from California
Oregon from July to May nave d TSsn S SGs
crop Of 1886 is 457 1000 bushels by measure and ~
lett over from previous crop July ss6 Is placed a.
100000 bushels OF which bushels are SET ao
added to bushels crop o. lsSU making ae
Of population for seed i0Sd d and S
from Hour are placed at "a w. onse Ss
make 4G5077 bushels already disposed o. leaving re-
mainder OF il iiO COS bushels.
values in consequence well held Hay
SCc sSpDSs 5 SSG w sta~ 20 sS Rye
The ' ES a eiasn RoWsve
10 meet , actual requirements American Hops.N state
1885 r Bs; SG Sc dc DO SsGa% Sacs Coast
Sse Rest 2Gc a. Son%S4 H crop Of 1886
Best 2os22c. do Common TO Good lSSi'c English do
and from the s E2ss q
%Ef and about steady az e. 22 zoe
s on the Exchange 226jc After second call 10 tons
s sales Tin sDS ST @ sss
~ chill Bars London for the day 800 tons lead-Quet at
Ss S%" Sc speter~Fuly steady at 4a5 S46Oc.
So y So f. 81 T. e. IL TO- q %i1doT alss.
ss1fs in P %Ass ss@sa $s sec aS$s
sSSs Tns o y'S Scsoa iai SsyoS
SsS Cod sCme SH% Western S2 iO 4oa I sS pri@e
present make eOci Men9aden crude sound - az 9G
sss sS sperm Slsafssf %s
southern 3Sc.; natural winter
SF Sspeae% s a2e 25s Red E1.
gse Esq., OF Mss;i SSsa PE%si SOS7'o
eS @GEhN % pqRGsfiTs*T6c in all d.
and the temper wa: generally easy 900 easb grain
SAS terms; Marsce 10000 bush grain "a
cs4 .ss% hsSS ?'
G% PETROLEUM 6s hence hsnSs
P..a C .hp S5oS @ s%SaTs
snGS bark S,r o5 5s SS
g gT"1s Ser s Sslsi' r SSs's
refined gTy1i Ton Schooner
Ser s. wharfage genera cargo U aa sa 'IG
p u ssnc an Il aa va AmOy
aqs WAS very little stir 70 Sd sso
S ss%anq w sS'y well iURSls @ Mess
Hs: seF
M end g SCa o facfe 81 Plate
Is !, .s h1 sSoSGF R
o a, ~ ate prces Sales 10000 10 Plckled ohouiets
masd ana az Iu ss 900 Picked Bellies x syerass 90
80 Picked shoulders CSC. Smoked Hams i49tz Sci
SMOKED Shoulders yorF cao,ed AZ
pREsSEp Ho0s-Aro onered Urine lower quoted , q
30 ii. .LARD-Ihere was no especial NE 70
ne to-day, the dealings reached %
aEErege an AT the West the closing rates show
as,on Of SOL points leaving OF barely steady spot lots are
asc closing r S s.s aas.a ss sc
ana nnant 7soc south American. May closing LIE;
1oo ,a June 722e7 27c, closing IsJe 400 tea IVY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
Net balance for years s2.O0s0O2 slsO7.250 81 6i.s

a Includes s2jOOO0 opriaton TO the sinking fund
premium s5OOOOO less s42040O paid IN settlement oil ola
claimA .. 40, ~, 49,, To- ro., "a
tate in Chicago. ,e,, , .. can,
s2473325; 1885, none. 1886, per cent s9so.35O.
subioned We give the comparative traffic OF the same
three year Tie passenger traffic shows an increase In
hob nnmper of passengers and mileage. The fare re-
ceiyed In 1886 was 0is cents per mile greater tah IN
1855 The number OF OF freight carried In 1885 was
$40 900 less showing growth OF the local rac Inc
rae received per ton per mile In 1886 was OOs59 cents
Greater than I'm 1856 much Importance Is attached
10 the grain movement affecting railway earnings ~
il to that last the total tons OF gram
ami Gonr handled by the Lake Shore Company no matter
where taken on or put off, only 1915 per cent OF s
total tonnage aud five months Of the year II Is Without
water comp -uton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05

LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN X H.
The financial results Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern business for 1856 published when In rep
rnary company reported TO the Newfork state Co
mssoners the operations for the quarter ended Deem
Der 81 1886 SO In that respect the regular annnsl re-
information that is new. After appropriang S25OOoO
10 the sinking fund there remained from net earnings
$2,1Gi,s55. A dividend OF per cent.$9so $50
was paid and S292,52l was applied to the
payment OF pay rolls. etc, carried over from
1855 leaving the unusual surplus OF the year
at 1883 003 The operating expenses OF the year In
cude 81 1851, expended for new passenger station
etc. at Toledo Nothing has been CHARGED 10 construc
lion OF equipment account since 1883. First consoli
dated mortgage bonds reduced 10 5per we're
issued the amount OF $4,000. In payment or OK
change for the amount OF Cleveland and Toledo
bonds which matured July l, 1886 Only reference Is
made TO the reorganization OF the Nickel Plate h
road, but the report THIS company being inc
holders OF majority OF the Nickel flate VIII PIo'o.'
itS interest therein that the relations heretooto o
listing will be preserved We give the comparison vi
business for three years:
BUSINESS OF THREE YEARS.
Years ended Dec 81. 1884. lsS5 =. lSsn o.
Receipts freight. s93JoSlb SJO5l,4ll SIOo<1o-o
isSfp'' nom p.a'o 4ls372o 3essS75 4O2oS5o
Receipts from mail. o ,oo oso
press, etc ifooi'"S' i'7"-'''f '''0'-
Total earnings sl4 1884 sl4 i3S5O6 si5 s5ol55
oPs,s.'ns 9Is3522 92s7.5s7 o7Si622
Net earnings. s57iOO59 s4si6ee9 sel25 $50
First charges paid. 372O.G7O G4ll7,46d Gi073.73O
Balance for stock... si0so,392 s72s5ls s2.o5i.los
Adj
Interest aud premium -o.,o =, o-e-., I'm Lso
on bonds sOld.......... 'fpolo 'i,V'9'''i i'V''o-
Net balance for years 80 so7 25O So I64s5j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05

EIU,DE1,bIF IUU@VV''U'V "'s'''''"
The balance sheet shows cash and uncaHed earhinga
OF - 775 76s against rolls. vouchers ETC. anu uVF
dends declared OF 81 SjJ,1J3; net cash Sl,o&2,olo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
BOyDS AND BAyR STOCKS

Gulf Col Il San fe
Gold "a
4,000...... lob
Ind b & W est LIST
Eastern division
l,O00......-.94 .
international coup
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02
Gone EiseWhera.

Mrs. Col. Allen Of the Merchants, started
with q party 70 California Tuesday afternoon.
Before leaving the lady guests of the hotel
presented her with basket of flowers and the
walters made her a gift of beautiful auto
graph album. Among those who accom-
panied her to San Francisco were J. F. A.
Williams and family, Mrs. Baisdell, of Los
Angeles, Mrs. Robert, j. E. Kittson, S. q.
Cook, j. Flanders and Mr.. Younglove
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fallihee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacobs, Mr.. BiXby, Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Cone,
MIR. and Mrs. Wamboldt, Miss Lizzie Mitchell
Miss Coleman and MeSsrs. G. III. Anderson.
Charles Huberherst, G. Q. Mitchell and Will
lam Weiser constituted an excursion party
that started for the Pacific coast on Tuesday.
Harold Borup, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. McDon-
aid and Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Trumbull went TO
Chicago on special train last Sunday
Frank Blakely and w. A. Nicolay attended
the Knights of Pythias ball in Saltwater
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charming Seabury will start for Los
Angeles tomorrow night to spend the winter
with her mother.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Watkins and daughter are Wis
iting with Landlord Hall at the Grand, Fer
gus Falls.
Frank Schliek, Jr., and Mr.. Hurst will start
for three weeks ramble in Europe next
Friday.
B. F. Hutchinson and family have re-
turned home to Mankato.
Miss Frank L. Minor has been spending
her vacation in Mankato.
Charles TICKET is spending the HOLIDAYS in
St. Louis.
Mrs. H. L. Moss started Tuesday for Winter
Park, Fla.
NJ. a. Bigford left for Toronto last Friday.
Walter McGibbon has gone to Superior
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02
Fergus Falls.

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Lowry entertained
few friends on Thursday evening" Miss
Lizzie Wilson has gone to- St. Cloud to spend
the remainder OF the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Rev. Mayes Martin. "a party was
given on Wednesday evening at the residence
of DR.. Greenlee in honor of their son Harry
who is home from Manchester college Rev
F. F. Young has rendered his resignation as
pastor at Maplewood to accept call to the
Presbyterian church at Halock, MINI. On
Thursday evening George Phillips entertained
company of young people at the
residence of Hon. j. W. Mason....R
j. Angus will not leave for Vancouver.
B. c., until some time in March. Lack of
building material at that point delays the
completion of the warehouse for the firm
with which he is employed. About 800
tickets were sold for the supper, which was
given by the Ladies' Aid society of the
Lutheran Synodical church at the residence
of Mr.. Byberg, at Pelican Rapids =. Senator
and Mrs. Compton entertained a party of
y'ung people on Tuesday evening in honor of
their daughter, Miss May, who is home from
st. Mary's school. Mrs. A. L. Weathers ton
went TO Faribault Monday to witness the
marriage OF her sister, Miss Hattie SibbaId,
to A. H. Cole, well-known travelling
man, which occurred on the 2Sth Mr.
and Mrs. Cole will live at Fargo for
the present. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller
entertained small party OF friends at cards
on Saturday evening". Miss Ola Wright,
well known in Fergus Falls through her
former visits, arrived last week to visit her
sister, Mrs. c. F. Howe, Jr. An ''old folks
dance was given at Pelican Rapids New
Years eve. Mrs. H. S. Crppen and daugh-
ter, OF Ten Mile Lake, spent Christmas week
in the city. "A. II. Ward, of the Page flour
mills, left this week to accept q position with
the Badger State mills at Poysippi, Wis.
Prof. 3. NJ. Reynolds attended the State
Teachers association at ST. Paul. On Sat
urday evening Messrs. Will and Albert Tyler
entertained party Of friends at Judge Tylers
residence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02
NORTHWEST SOCIETY.
Red Wing.

The party given by the Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, at the Casino Wednesday
evening was one of the most delightful social
events OF the season. There was large at
tendance and the Knights did everything in
Inelr power to secure good time for all.
Ihey succeeded most admirably -. .Teutonia
Lodge No. 9, o. u II. S., gave a New Years
eve ball at the Casino on Friday evening
The attendance was large and all present felt
well repaid. number from this city at
tended socable given by the Ladies' guild
at Lake City on Thursday evening. "A
dance was given at Burkhardt's hall,
Hay Creek, Saturday evening. A
number from this city attended. =.
driven From Home" is to be produced at
the Casino on Tuesday and Wednesday even
1ngs OF this week by local talent, under the
supervision of Charles A. and Harry Miner,
OF Cincinnati. The Athletic Hose company
give their annual masquerade ball at the
casino on Jan. 90. The past week has been
replete with Christmas festivals. In nearly
all the churches there have been Christmas
festivals for the children. The Methodists
varied the programme somewhat by giving
sleigh ride. which was immensely enjoyed.
1.-The Racquet club meets tomorrow even
ing (Monday) at the residence of H. E. Per
klnS, on upper Fourth street. :. Miss Carrie
sherman entertained her young friends with
progressive euchre last Monday evening".
Messrs. Frank E. Knox and Henry c. Ahlers
zie Howe, took in the Hastings toboggan slide
Wednesday. us. w. Myers and wife, of
Hastings, were in the city Wednesday in at
tendance at the knights Of Pythias ball =.
Hon. Peter Nelson leaves this week for ST.
Paul to enter upon his legislative duties....
The happy nuptials of Miss Fannie Towne,
one OF Red Wings fairest and most promising
daughters, to w. w. Parker, rising young
dentist of this city, took place at the residence
of Hon. and Mrs. Jesse Mcintyre, the uncle
and aunt of the bride, on Third street on
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. G. II. Plummer
performed the ceremony. The wedding
was strictly private affair, only the
immediate friends and relatives being pres
ent. The wedding presents were both num-
erous and elegant. The happy couple left in
the afternoon on wedding trip to Albert
Lea where they will spend the honeymoon
with the groom's parents. :. Married in this
city on Wednesday morning, S. Edgar Mobiles
to Miss Nellie II. Morgan, Rev. c. H. Plummer
officiating. Both are well known young peo-
pie of this city. They are at home to their
friends at their residence on East Seventh
street.. Miss Alice Richardson is home from
Winona to spend the Christmas vacation....
Miss Marion Eastey is spending the Christmas
vacation with her parents in Winona.. Pro
fessors o. Whitman, f. w. Farnsworth and
G.. o. Brohaush attended the educational
conventions at ST. Paul last week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02
Eau Claire.

New Years calls were received by nearly
all the leading society ladies Of this city at
their own or others residences, and the Gus
tom was more generally observed here on the
first day of 1887 than ever before. The East
Side Toboggan club is preparing to procure
uniforms and enjoy the sport in STYLE Every
body is looking forward to the ice carnival
1.-The Young Ladies' Furnishing society, of
the First Congregational church, gave con-
cert at the church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ID. III. Ferguson entertained the Shaw
town LADIES' Aid society Thursday evening.
THE East Side Methodist society was en-
tertained Friday evening by Mrs. L. A. Brace.
Rev. Walter Radford, of Boomer, is the
guest Of Rev. c. A. Payne. Miss Mary
Hawxhurst spends the holidays with her sis
ter, Mrs. George P. De Long. Of Wabasha -.
Miss Jennie Mackin spends the holidays with
friends at New Richmond. The knights of
Pythias gave ball Saturday evening at the
East Side Castle hall 80. The Turnverein gave
a ball at Horan's hall on Friday evening
Edward H. Hubbard, of this city, has been ad-
mitted to the bar. The Eau Claire Ski club
elected A. Knutson president; a. Baker, vice
president; P. Thompson, secretary, and
Adolph Berg, treasurer, and will compete for
the prize at the st. Paul ice carnival.